Karel Doing presents a programme of films that explore the borders of the "readable image", fluctuating between havoc and absence. Patterns emerge out of disorder, and meaning is found in vacuum. The cinema screen provides a universe on its own, letting the viewer travel through space and time while visiting the outer borders of cognition.

Close-Up and Unconscious Archives are delighted to present a selection of recent 16mm films by Berlin based artist-fillmmakers Anja Dornieden and Juan David González Monroy - including their dual-projector "Traumatoscope" performance New Museum of Mankind.

Nocturnal Reflections presents: On the Surface of Things
Curated by Zachary Epcar

- Bunte Kuh (Faraz Anoushahpour & Parastoo Anoushahpour & Ryan Ferko, 5 minutes, 2015)
"Through a flood of images and impressions, a narrator attempts to recall a family holiday. Produced in Berlin and Toronto, Bunte Kuh combines a found postcard, family photo album, and original footage to weave together the temporal realities of two separate vacations." - FA, PA, RF

This special "Audio-Visual" installment of the Fire Over Series will open with a quadraphonic sound piece by Baltimore-based electronic music composer, Max Eilbacher. Perhaps most widely known as the bass player in the polyrhythmic, microtonal rock band, Horse Lords, Eilbacher has also been cutting a unique path of his own thru a series of ambitious, highly imaginative solo releases.